Sentence examples for which will lie from inspiring English sources

As for Roberto Markham's question, both stars orbit the system's center of mass, which will lie closer to the heavier star.

This is something that even the dumbest human is good at, but which will lie beyond the capability of even the smartest machine for some time to come.

Still, having been director of the United Nations Millennium Campaign, I know all too well the challenges which will lie ahead.

Another piece in the park would involve an enormous hobbyhorse with a goat head, which will lie prostrate on the lawn.

Others have called for a more modest, but unilateral, annexation of the 9.4% of the West Bank which will lie between the Green Line and Israel's separation barrier when it is complete.

He will not face trial on another count of operating a "denial of service attack" (DDoS), which will lie on file.

Six-temperature model is a perfect theory for CO2 laser kinetics, which will lay a theoretical foundation for the laser optimum design.

Secondly, owing to multiple alleles in multiple parents, the method can exploit gene resource more adequately, which will lay an important genetic groundwork for plant improvement.

Next week, the Government publishes the Strategic Defence and Security Review (SDSR), which will lay out the shape and expenditure priorities of the armed forces for the next five years.

Mr Pickering's attack comes weeks before a government White Paper into pension reform, which will lay the groundwork for the implementation of many of Lord Turner's proposals.

The plan, which will lay off 10percentt of Whirlpool's 60,000 workers, will result in pretax charges of $300 million to $350 million, with annualized savings of $225 million to $250 million, the company said.